Airhead

Greetings blindmelon, it might be a tiddler but it smells reet ha

Dohh

if the capacitor is wet with fuel/oil then the left crank seal is suspect

check the capacitor isnt shorting from wire to case using a multimeter, the reading should build up to infinite resistance (20M Ohm range)

no Roger

Greetings capman

do the easy stuff first before you start delving, after all you did say compression was good. WD40 and new plug = easy

is compression ok? have you sprayed the HT lead and coil with WD40? Try a new plug even if you do have a spark with the one fitted!

OK has the bike got a carburettor? If it has then try draining the float bowl there may be water in there

Drewpys snowman will be appearing soon on a screen near you

Back in the day they all had pedals, if it didnt...you had to wait until you were 17! anyway it was a field bike mine was...was a hoot

2 cans will last for years, dont spray it on the bike, spray it into the aerosol cap and brush it on. Keep it away from disk brakes

First bike Steve, you know how it is, you of all people know Best 50p I ever spent....and sold it for £8

yep, salt will eat your bike...keep an eye on it!

leave the plug out overnight and try again tomorrow

Great choice sparky, that bike will hold it's value very well if you look after it

No mate...However

Hey LP try a little blip of the throttle just at the moment you pull the clutch, it will match the engine speed to the lower gear and change easily

With assistance try putting the bike in a high gear and getting someone to sit on it and hold on the brakes, not a great method it places the crank under twisting stress...but no tools required. or find chain filter wrench...can it really be that hard? NOTE*** Check Capacity*** http://www.tengtools.com.au/chain-filter-wrench.html

Thats the trouble with panniers!

Greetings laydeepunch and The YBR's are great little bikes arent they

no it's at the trafford centre beef, the one a manchester central (formerly Gmex) is up and running again now as well, but I reckon the trafford centre one is better having seen both

so your bike is a 2007 bike eh? well if its been used a lot and stored outdoors theres every chance that only the experienced will be able to remove those screws, by all means have a go but dont spoil them if they resist your efforts...get help

I always thought I had a birth mark on my arse, Turns out to be a cigar burn after all Hows about that then OG

Just testing